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 Mon Aug  4 23:33:12 UTC 2025 - Eyad Issa <eyadlorenzo@gmail.com>
 
 - Update to version 1.9.34:
-  * fix: prevent tight loop consuming CPU when waiting for a
-    partially filled output pipe to be drained (#164)
-  * fix: correct a memory handling fault when using --bar-style
-    with --watchfd (#163)
-- Update to version 1.9.31:
-  * feature: the --format option can now be used with --numeric
-    for customised numeric output, such as JSON (#127)
-- Update to version 1.9.27:
-  * fix: turn off IPC support if sys/shm.h is not available, for
-    compilation on Termux
-  * fix: bypass valgrind checks on ARM by default due to false
-    positives
-- Update to version 1.9.25:
-  * fix: test failure of --watchfd on macOS corrected (#124)
-- Update to version 1.9.24:
-  * feature: new --format sequences for graphical progress bars
-    - "%{bar-block}", "%{bar-granular}", and "%{bar-shaded}" (#15)
-  * feature: new --format sequence "%{sgr:colour,...}" to use
-    ECMA-48 Select Graphic Rendition codes to add colours
-  * feature: new --bar-style option to change the default bar
-    style (#15)
-  * feature: allow decimal values such as "1.5G" with "--size",
-    "--rate-limit", "--buffer-size", and "error-skip-block" (#35)
-  * cleanup: improve progress bar granularity on wide displays by
-    internally tracking the transfer percentage as a decimal number
-  * cleanup: correct detection of --remote usability on GNU Hurd
-  * cleanup: reduce likelihood of race conditions in tests when
-    running on slow systems
-  * cleanup: reduce memory footprint
-  * docs: simplified the synopsis section of the manual
-- Update to version 1.9.15:
-  * feature: new --format sequence "%nL", showing the most recent
-    line written (#121)
-  * feature: each --format sequence now has a more readable
-    equivalent name, for example "%r" can be written as "%{rate}"
-  * feature: new --format sequences "%{progress-bar-only}" and
-    "%{progress-amount-only}"
-  * fix: allow --format to include "%nA" more than once, with
-    different "n" values (#122)
-  * fix: allow --format to include "%p" more than once, with
-    optional width prefix
-  * fix: calculate width correctly when wide characters are in
-    --format strings
-  * fix: add configure script fallback for --remote check when
-    cross-compiling (#120)
-  * fix: allow extra-display to be changed by --remote (#123)
-  * cleanup: refactored display formatters into separate functions
-  * cleanup: improve format parser handling of dangling or invalid
-    "%" sequences
-- Update to version 1.9.7:
-  * feature: new --extra-display option to update window and process
-    titles (#3, #4)
-  * fix: correct failure to report file positions in --watchfd
-    (#118)
-  * i18n: Russian translations added
-  * cleanup: tests added for --watchfd (#10)
-  * cleanup: worked around file descriptor leak false positives
-    in valgrind 3.23 (#97)
-  * cleanup: cleared all shellcheck warnings in the test scripts
-  * cleanup: check at compile-time whether --remote is going to be
-    usable (#119)
-- Update to version 1.9.0:
-  * feature: new --store-and-forward option to read input to a file
-    first, then write it to the output (#100)
-  * feature: new --stats option to show transfer stats at the end,
-    like "ping" (#49)
-  * feature: --rate can now be used with --numeric (#17)
-  * feature: --gauge with --progress to show rate gauge when size
-    is unknown (#46)
-  * fix: resume stopped pipelines when running in the
-    background (part of #56)
-  * fix: inspect the output pipe buffer to give a more accurate
-    progress indicator of how much the next command has consumed
-  * fix: prefix completion time (--fineta) with FIN rather
-    than ETA (#43)
-  * fix: surround average rate (--average-rate) with brackets rather
-    than square brackets
-  * fix: correct a memory leak in --watchfd PID
-  * fix: make --direct-io work correctly with --output instead of
-    assuming stdout
-  * fix: call posix_fadvise() on every input, not just the
-    first one
-  * fix: write UTC timestamps in debugging mode to avoid lockups
-    in signal handlers
-  * security: added a signed MANIFEST file to releases
-  * cleanup: re-ordered structure members to reduce padding
-  * cleanup: improved readability of SIGTTOU handling code
-  * cleanup: refactored to separate display, transfer, and
-    calculation more cleanly
-  * cleanup: instead of moving stderr when backgrounded, set a
-    suspend-output flag
-- Update to version 1.8.14:
-  * fix: correct double-free on exit when using "--watchfd" (#96)
-- Update to version 1.8.13:
-  * feature: when using "--size @FILE", FILE can be a block
-    device, and its size will be used (pull request #94)
+  * When using "--size @FILE", FILE can be a block device, and its
+    size will be used.
+  * Correct a double-free on exit when using "--watchfd".
+  * Added a --store-and-forward option to read input to a file
+    first, then write it to the output.
+  * Added a --stats option to show transfer stats at the end, like
+    "ping".
+  * --rate can now be used with --numeric.
+  * --gauge can be combined with --progress to show rate gauge when
+    size is unknown.
+  * New --extra-display option to update window and process
+    titles.
+  * New --format sequence "%nL", showing the most recent line
+    written.
+  * New --format sequences for graphical progress bars
+    "%{bar-block}", "%{bar-granular}", and "%{bar-shaded}".
+  * New --format sequence "%{sgr:colour,...}" to use ECMA-48 Select
+    Graphic Rendition codes to add colors.
+  * New --bar-style option to change the default bar style.
+  * Allow decimal values such as "1.5G" with "--size",
+    "--rate-limit", "--buffer-size", and "error-skip-block".
+  * The --format option can now be used with --numeric for
+    customised numeric output, such as JSON.
 
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 Wed Jul 31 04:48:17 UTC 2024 - Andreas Stieger <andreas.stieger@gmx.de>